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Iron County register., 1887-05-05
We Attribute it to Envy.

This paLer recently spoke of salmon
caught in the Big st. Francoie river which
measured one yard in length. Several of our
exchanges have very unkindby cast doubt
on the statement by branding the same as a
s.fish story" We want to tell them that we
now wish to qualify our statement a little
since its accuracy has been thus questioned
and are willing to knock of one inch but no
more. The fish measured thirty-ive inches
and weighed eleven pounds and two ounces.
We are willing to obsiga 1r brethren of the
press in all reasonable matters, but we can
not aud will not knock on an inch in meas
urement or an ounce in weight OF our big
salmon tale over and above that just made.
We trust that they will no longer let envy and
iea,ousiy urge them 10 make further demands
on our good nature. Affidavifs furnished, II
needed.-Fredes icktosrn Ptaiadealer.
Iron County register., 1887-05-05
A Tempest in a Teapot.

In your last paper reference was again
made to the injuries which Mr.. VIM. Moon
received, contradicting the statement Of the
week previous, which was correct. The
reporter misstated the facts, either through
ignorance or maliciousness. The file did
penetrate the chest cavity and there was con-
siderable internal hemorhage. Having treat
ed the case know whereof l speak.
G. W. FAEcAR- JE., II. D.
Pilot Knob, Mo-, April -, 1887.
The 81 ~ortel" received his information
from an NJ. D., in the ordinary way of get
ting news, and presumed it was correct. AS
for "maliciousness"-we strive never to go
a-mousing, and always 10 avoid mixing in
petty disputes between professionals" The
public cares nothing for them, and we write
for the public.-tED. REGISTER.
Iron County register., 1887-05-05
Ordinance No. 50.

Ee IL ordciaet. on ire Eocfd o. 7ras:ees OF
tse To,ca OF Pro: Kaob, Iron county, NO.:
1. That the Assessor for the Town of Pilot
Knob shall, in addition to other duties here
tofore prescribed in ordinance No. 4, for
assessments, assess every male inhabitant OF
the Town of Pilot Knob over the age oil
twenty lone years and under the age of nifty
years, with tax, to be called PoIl-Tax.
2. Such tax shall be collected by the col.
iector revenue for said Town of Pilot Knob
as other taxes are collected.
8. No property shall be exempt from
lew and sale for such poll-tax.
4. Said poll-tax shall be and is hereby
fixed at one dollar per annum, for each per.
SON liable to pay the same.
5. This ordinance to take effect and be
enforced from and after its passage.
Approved May Cd, 1887.
THEo. o. RUDY,
Attest: Chfirman Board Of Trustees,
wM, MCFARLAND, Clerk.
Iron County register., 1887-05-05

.. Dramshop- Keepers and Wine and
Beer Saloon Keepers shal! each pay license
at the rate of one hundred dollars per year,
in quarterly installments of twenty five dol
lars, PAYABLE every three months in advance,
and to be issued from the first day of June,
1887.
inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby
repealed.
4. This Ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and after the first day of June,
1887.
Approved May ID, 1857.
THEo. o. RUDY,
Attest: Chairman Board of Trustees.
WIN. MCFARLAND, Clerk.
Iron County register., 1887-05-05

three cars per day that are used by the Pilot
Knob Furnace company at this place.
Master Mechanic Hewett has q new drill
press set up in the machine shop that is pro-
nounced by every one who sees it to be
"Joe Dandy"
The derrick erected in the upper end Of
New England, for the purpose of sinking the
artesian well, puts us in mind of just such
structures as are erected about the old time
oil wells in Pennsylvania. The work of
sinking has commenced and things are work.
ing very good. understand the gentlemen
who are sinking this well are doing it by
contract, at so much per foot.
The furnace is on the move again. Every
thing in apple-pie order; engines and every
thing about the place have been overhauled
and present an'appearance OF new.
The dinkey, "wm. Searle," since being in
the hands of Joe 1mmer has had thorough
securing and looks as bright as a new silver
dollar. So much for taking an interest.
The shipment of ore for the month Of
April has been yerv satisfactory to the man
ager of the Ore and Steel Company.
| We have genuine bachelors hall down in
New England.
| Capt. SearIe stretched the tape over the
numerous contracts in the mine last Satur-
day. April was good month.
| We are in receipt of letter from an old
friend and fellow-workman. who is now in
Colorado. He says, tell the boys if they
know when they are well OF, and have got
any kind of job, not TO leave 1t to come here,
for as soon as get money enough am CON-
/ ing back to the Knob. Any place is better
than this.
1 noticed new lot of men arrived here
Saturday morning in answer to an adyer-
tfsement in a last weeks Posi- Dispd ch.
Come on, boys. there is work for lots of you.
expect there are more dead beats kept up
/ nv the Benevolent Association of Miners at
this place than any other place in the United
Iron County register., 1887-05-05
for an orchestra in this place if they do not

for an orchestra in this place If they do not
play for the amusement OF the people at
large, who expect to pay for their services.
Frank says it is too expensive: those trips
to Pennington, and is trying to get a girl
little nearer. Frank, there are plenty of them
here, so all you have 30 do is to let your
moustache grow and you can catch on.
caught on to little item, but it was too
late for nv last weeks letter: Messrs. CAL
Vert and Mcclure started, as they say, for
the * Roads. When they neared Sleepy
Hollow they had a break down, but met
with nothing any more serious than dusty
clothes. Say, CAL, have you got the buggy
fixed Yets is the auerrv of the Owl.
Iron County register., 1887-05-05
Ordinance No. 37-Amending Ordl
nance No. 35.

BE IL ordained By tae Board Of Trustees OF
the Io,rR of Plot Knob, Iron County, No.:
1. That from and after the first day of
June, 1887, the following occupations are
prohibited from being carried on in the Town
OF Pilot Knob, and within one mile thereof,
unless the person intending to carry on such
occupation shall first pay the license here
after stated.
Iron County register., 1887-05-05

States, and they come forward for their
benefit checks with as good grace as the man
who has worked his full month and comes
forward for his check on the Ore and Steel
Company.
The boys that 60 ont fishing on Saturday
nights now take their bait out in bottles and
kegs, with a little ice on it.
William got there, all the same, II ne mas
been treated like a prosecuted Dufchman
for the last year; he is shust so much a
shentleman as Mr.. Nuge or Mr.. Benn.
"Good morning, Mr.. Con. v' "Good morn
ing, Mrs. -" "Please, Mr.. Con-, give me
a nice roast. and four pounds of nice steak"
"Yes, here ii is" s'But, Mr.. Con-, there Is
bones in that.n swell, now, Mrs. If you
will just wait until next week We expect
heyd of cattle direct from Alaska. that Mr..
Hitcheock's agent has shipped, that are a
new kind; they are boneless! You shall
have all your fresh beef free from bones"'
Exit Mrs. delighted.
The following benefits were paid by the T.
Z sbo of
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CLOSINGOFM MAILS.

Mali>-North dally............... 1:30 P. VI
t Z" " ................S:00 P. NJ
50 South I" ...............12:35 P. N
90 s. ...-...-........S:00 P. NJ
Ironton to ,oOdwater via Sand
Bluff, Warren's Store. Edge Hill
and Goodland, Friday, 900 A. IT.
Ironton to Einstein Silver Mines,
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. i 80 P. NJ
JNO. T. 7. EDWARDS P. u.
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How to prOtect a House.

From The New GC-S sun
i-4s easy and UndistUrbing way in which some
burglars walked iItO gentleman's house In Rock
a-.1y o. Monday night, although six dogs wer.
E-n1csei outside and one was inside, makes the
ny o. nocturnal protection very Important.
Pie general idea OF the amount OF protection
furnished by sO-callei watch dogs IS very Gro
n--c1& he fact II that ordinary dogs present no
S.fiD.s obstacle TO an experienced burglar at all
h r .I.5 hOugl u rule dogs are easily managed,
" a,u certain things are about house a burglar
VIII Try almost any other before meddiing with
That one A given by an expert they are fol
lows. Ia orler Of efficacy.
\ baby.
\ ssi.sli female dog within the house.
i~nlzle dog without the house.
a L--h>-
ThllS u VIII be seen that baby, and the more
Immature and helpless the better, is better pro-
prtor 10 country house than It's Sjalwart father,
ioF where there Il q buoy there = sure TO be u
si--epess eye watching It,
Inc S0R has always encouraged matrinaony, but
NO ltFr argument for that Institution could BIT
NAL 50 powerful Us this fact.
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o$
Ss,sisr 1s1y,

900 ttS ono coming Kay. y-raIr~ far
si.-ii &c u-..t l. OAK III. .2s,iunrI cali.
-. iti SWUr HV-tI~ OF iosc VIII lay. uo power IN
il-'. Il. -; ., rapture - l,y I..- they f4i
- '.I IA. ~ tei1Ey aud yut alone shall sit
go 20 % u 81 =. van. ify feet that viii not come
-'- GA - -i'S' mar, .HclIe- 1 think OF it.
-'-4 t4e Li!-I with tears, my lips are stricken
: ~ DAY some cnltlit. lay-it may be in the MAY
III Won VII COM To my lOy cu-tiinet ted.
60 'ri; slnS daisies with you, THREE shall! sobblny
-' N0"NAN-e
= d. ~ = tieI" 50, and She alas j. dead
; ir 'N >'t' coming day and You s.Il trt-;, axay
a, ~ .- -. -" n'y'.a - your troubled years
lou wall not Sc. becsGyis.. Of many tea-y
Spl-s i4y-sone coming iay-thank God, thank God,
10y, ~ "u-
ie Ol lat here IS left with yea-nu soul shall g.,
H. "lrEv te Otherl> Dear heart You yIlI uot ms
ID long oeiore you come loG coIne u me- Know
-HfLTN A
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The Fire Of Home.

Hear them tell OF r-otf cIm.s
And treasures grand they hold
VI minister walls, where s:a,ued light falIs
On c&nNus aud old
10 hahas fail down, my breath comes fast
But ali. how can roam.
My task know, to Spin and sew
And Light the tie If home
Sometimes hear of noble deeds
VI words that move mankind:
Of willing hands that to other ixnds
Bring light to the poor ana blind!
dare not preach, cannot write,
fear to cross the foam.
Who. II go, will SPIN and sew,
And light the lire ut homer
My husband comes as the shadows fstL
rom the heids with my girl aud boy.
Ills ing kiss brings with it bliss
That has no b1se alloy.
from the new plowed meadow fresh aud brown,
catch the scent of the loan;
Heart do not fret, tits something vet
To light the fro of home"
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Sunday i'm News York.

SrUn the Chicago Tribune.
Inc enforcement OF the Sunday ordinance in
Ne" 1O:E thus lar has been is thorough as the
@of'; Il; % TIE whisky traffic could desire, and
NSth the ordinary citizen OF that metropolis lies
$3.50 10 rtsi saturday night nc coIlmuneS with
tr "iIe OF ai5 bosom somewhat after tEs fashion
AoU I..ust not awake NE early:
ieI me siulsiiar Sttsan de.ar
lo-tnorrow viii o. the driest day
oi ali tue bcastiy year:
W al the beasfiy year susan, the
Duesl, drrariest day
I s4>.t tEe hours
IL sieep lie Eours .way.
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Saturday Smiles.

Saturday Smiles.
Henry George gets SO night for lecturinp
Henry doesn't want any land. Money IL uoSi
enough for him.-P1tck o
Sweet things are generally sticky. That's the
reason so many men get stuck on pretty girls
Ns,O Hure7l -SeUs.
sheridan TO Rosser-I'll see you later
Rozacr 10 Sheridan-NoL il | see Won first -
Columbus State Journal.
Gen. sherman Is wofully backward about claim
Ing his usual salltation in The case OF the visiting
queen.-Phitddeiphtd Tunes.
The captain OF the Moscow fR,,ssia. Ricvc,,no
Club is named Kominoff but or course he has rot
over that now.--Ne,o Hdre,. Neus. CIV
An Old lady says that nobody ever heard OF a
caSus bell In Old times, when people used TO
behave themselves come in early at night and
live ON plain victuais.-BoSton Gt0be
Fortune knockSOnce at every mans door. but
she doesn't go hunting through beer saloons fOr
MIN ii the man happens to be Out.-puck
Nebraska has college with a million. dollar on
dOwment, twelve professors and 200 students hnr
IL langulsIes. The trouble is that it has no dis
tlnctlVe yen. college, without a yell is q poor
a1r.-PhiLddeiphiG Cal.
Here, porter!" cried 4 distinguished victim of
the Interstate commerce law, who was travel
ing on southern railroad, ..bring me a hottie q,
ale" N
Cant doit, sab. Yves passin' through a proht.
Dllion county. nOu1i have to wait for about nj
Teen mnuteS.-BurtingtOn Free Press
"Most OF the Georgia papers believe that nre
Cle'elahd should nave a second term. IL viii be
remembered that Mrs. Cleveland has not served
1t takes nine men to play q game or basehau.
Dut IL seems one man can loose a game.-.Veu
Orleans Picuyalne.
The New York World has an editorial headed
lne DOOMED sparrow. This is such palpable
typographical error that we cannot refrain from
calling attention tor.-AHanto Conststution
AZ the ball grounds. He-I take it you're quite
up In the game, Miss SntggiehtZ. She-Rather
Grandpa's first base In the "I1fe Insurance" nine
pas pitcher for The ''Oeomargarines;" my two
DIoIners are IN the "Bangtown College" nine; two
trr
n M ana II y01'il promise not to give 1t away
MI. IompkinS III just cOn1de in you that Pm en-.
,, Weekly. F''
People are sometimes anxious to state things
very ueicateiy. An Old coiored man. named Sam
mad been absent from hts native town for severa
weeks and On his return FASTENED TO pay his re
spects TO a c0tOred member OF me State lerisia
tGG. = congratulate you, Brudder Jones, on yel
success. y guess You air u little mite TOO pre-
vlouS why, Brudder Jones, was informed da'
YOU y,a, va" az, re-eectsu 'Dat am q mistake; re
seriously daseleeted!" To be seriously dis
I, fOxtt,S Cbsn1bdi,ioa
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HARDENED LIVER.

Five years ago broke down with kidney and liver
complaint and rheumatism.
Since then 1 have been unable to be about at all.
Ny liver became hard like wood my limbs were pulled
up and filled with water
All the best physicians agreed that nothing could
cure me. resolved to try Hop Bitters, have used
seven bottles; the hardness has all gone from my liver
the swelling from my limbs, and it has -rorked
Gle in my case: otherwise l would have been in
my grave.
j. W. MOREY, Buffalo Oct. l, 1884.
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- Nan VIM hNhW LESS ABOUT 1T THAN HIS WIPE.
me sporting reporter OF u weii-knOwn New York
weekly paper, writes Macon To the Philadeluhta
: cdts, was married 10 4 lady, who notwithstand
Tag uer MANY uideniabie virtues. had the disagree
aplc naoit vi posStDy her wor,.r half until she
..si .Iit, Il. Times, terror Tor hitn. Sine knew
Wild. EiS saiafs War, and she made him br1nx her
c.eft pShhy vi ~. One day friend put him In
ar, , 4" az .. iiiaAhis some extra money and ne
mi1 ,,s Unns nus VIE anything about it, began
P1t'tns t"ts rs much al IL rs ne did not st,snd
III oa.ls, ana IN The course or year or eiefteen
!ioutn nc hd some 81, 800 standing to his credit
~ "iie, having Inhibited some OF his spOr,inp
@ acuse ano tastes, occasionally tempted for
tene W investing Ill a small way in a mutual pol
ti.het no" anu again. The day that Inlpecuniou,
surprised everybody at Long Branch She SAID To
tichet on ihlpecuI:lonS.' but, INV dear !" he er
poStulated, 'impecuEioGs las no Chance If Won
VIII De-, iet ine put the money where Won win have
SHOW o' winning something with IL let me-
exercise my Judgment" " ' '
.'Oh- iddiesticGs for you and your INDICTMENT ~
retoitru the iddy, testify. "Do as tell YOU Her
nee lofu 80 tooA the money, and putting it In his
pochet, started down town. chuckling as he did so
ct the thought that he would NOT bet az or,;a-ad
ana that, when lmpecunious lost he would he =.
'-hyer' ahead. He adhered 10 his proorIm nr1
that afternoon he was almost paraiyzed On the
race course when he saw Ilnpecuniols dash in
ahead OF his company, an easy winner He Ine,y
that his wife would hear the news with ecsIaric
delight. What was he 10 do? I'll tell Won What he
did do; he found that the ''mutua,' would nav
~ 800, SO the next morning bright ana early
money. and with IL squared himself with his wife
she could not understand why he did not share her
1oy al winning, but you and can. Wasn't she a
daisy?
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DiROMONT AIR LINE
Schedule in eject Ma rrb ar 1R47

DiROMONT AIR LINE.
Il Schedule in effect March 9Th, 1887.
Hordonsvile Charlottesville LyncLbus and Stations
between Alexandria and LynchburR Bristol, knoI-
vile, Rome. Calera. MONTGOMERY and New OrleAuA
Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 New Orleans.
IL 20 A M.-East s1ail Daily for Warrenton, Char
pttesyille Gortonsyille. stations Ch~s Ohio Route
Ly1chburg, Rocky Mount Danyille and Stations be-
tween LysclIhurE and Danyllle, Greensboro, Raleigh
Charlotte, Atlanta birmingham Montgomery. New
York 10 Atlanta in connection with Pullman Seepers
Atlanta u New Orleans. and Mann Boudoir Sleeperu
for Birmingham, ticksbUrg aud Shreveport Solid
trains MashlIisi. N 10 Atlanta.
2::j5 p M.-DaIly except Sunday for AAnAssaA
Strasburg andirteTTuediate Stations
$500 p. M--Nestsrn Express Daily for Warrentou,
Gordonsville. Charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnati
and Line OF Ches and OHIO Route. Pullman Seepers
Lynchbure, Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphis, LATHE
Rock and all Southwestern Points. Through Pullman
Sleepers Washington TO Little Rock without change
100 Z. M.-Souihern Express Daily for I.ynchbury.
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery, New Orleans.
Texas and California Pullman Sleepers Washington
to Montgomery, connecting with Pullman fsATlor CaEu
Montgomery u New Orleans Pullman SleeIers Wash
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
ingtou .: IL A. NJ. Daily except sunday, and Al L.
NJ. Daily arrive Round HIll, IL 81 A. NJ and 10
NJ; Returning leave Round Hill COS \ NJ, Daily, aud
8 80 A. VI. and 8 % r. NJ.
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte, Dan
vile and Lyncbury, arrive in Washington \ 10 A. NJ
and ;23 p NJ: via. last Tenn. bristol and LyLcl-
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at . 40 Il. NJ Stras
burg Local al 3:41 A. NJ.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and informatiou
furnished, and baggage checked at Office Col PepDsy
Railroad, 9th aud streets JAS. j. TAILOR,
mhi2 General Passenger Agent
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HtspmAs PIANO. sl5 ahi shaRSS5s sS srrf'
i can only be me.snr1i ~ is quat& of tone. You
iectly tone throusnoni scale together With
the srestes sinSls aaality ThsSs features found
Hear them SANDERS srAlMAN. sole Aeen,s.
myis-sm 93i r 81. NV.
WEBER FISCHER. EsTrY
Hishest grade Instruments Rented nj sold on easy
m @yisI Rns "ie"'S ANOkks sst,affMaS
ORGAM sTTpENTS.. ATTENTION,
tcs 500 Pedal s,is If a, for .huh oman prsc.
Styles OF the Lssy on Tor parior chapel AID lodge.
SANDERS sTAyMAN.
my1s-sm I'm. Charles St. Rs Rsiim 81 ~ Nd.
J. artists choice JOHN ELLIS s co.
sole Agents.
SS7 Penn. ave, near lOIh st
.naan In so snsui ~ :, rl IN, me sinaents pisno:
it JOHN f. ILLS ( co. sole Agents
s'S1 Penn. ave-. near l0th St
The GUILD PIANO: Thoroughly reliable irrstru-
a.JQiN F. ELLIS X CO.
93s Penn ave, near 10th ST.
PIANOS. new and secondhand. for cash. or pay
able in monthly instaln-ep old istrannen taken
part pay fornew. John r. ELLIS ( co,
%. Penn. ave-. near 10th st.
Pianos moved. packed An6 sh,rped by experienced
w Penn. 10th
Pianos tuned and repaired nv frst-ass worklnen st
fair prices. JOHN +. FILLS h CO,
81. Penn. ave, near 10th St
MASON l. HAMLIN. DREAMS. the most celebrated
p ars ses easy e H e lis 2drae
sS- Tenn. ave, hear ION ST.,
SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS: over one hundred
thousand IL use: standard and reliable instrument.
JOHN +. ELLIS X co.
$50 Penn ave, uear 10Th St
.BANyoS, NI0LINS GUITARS and all kinds of
JOHN F. ELLIS & Co.
-. Penn. ave-, near 10th st
SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS and MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE. A liili and compile stock.
JOHN y. ELLIS & CO.
ap231m o.:G Penn. ave-, near 10th 81.
HAIIET Il DAVIS CO.'S PIANOS-NFw AND
beautiful styles az these Celebrated Upright Pianos
will be sold This MONTH ONLY At BhRG AIMS 10
close rooms Tor the summer. ii l.. SUMNER AGENT.
S11 stt 81. II. ap6
CHICkEBJNG. PIANOS FOR RENT AND
OHar ilnaI, Sale on Easy Terms.
Stelnway, ". q. MEIZEl.OTT & co,
Halnes. rmh1S-:}mi 9th st. and ia.
@, i. Wn.p Il Bros,
700 9TH st. Established 1864
kr8nich and Bach now the leading Pianos of the
world. Newly Evans and Weser Bros. the best
olul quality: also tIay IS Self playing instruments
All at lowest prices and best instalment plan special
bafrains for cash Tuning and repairing honestly dope
jal0
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The committee appointed tn inc

Inc committee appointed to inquire into the
charges against the London corporation. repOrt
mat there has been much reckless exDen3ftnrr M
he city funds but that there Is not sufiCaent evi
oence 70 establish the charge Of corruUfi0n
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RAILROADS.
UNHE GREAT

me ''h rFNNsYLvASr. ROUTE
10 ,o TIE NolTH. VEST kSB sorTHwEsf
srPGL RAJ h1iL f sSkhshn
leave W H. aEST from n s,.;,a lss
For pisurr ann and iss s Ssss a sSsrs
Line 30 A Nj. daily to cincinnati and II LOUIS
and Baet Car @ s. "uis daily sacs 70 ss,n.S
l. CincaS,e: with Sleeping Car SbnlE - craso
Cars Washington 20 Chicaa,o and ST Louis aud liar,
With through Seepers for Ionlssiile and Mnm1S,rs
iaSine n x ~ 20 y daily Tor l1ttsburs
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 p NJ daily except saturday with Palscs
For Milnsmsport, Lock Haven and Elmira> q, q 80
A. NJ daily except Sup,la.
i in;a An a.2 2ie9. iS'oasSd n aoPM Oa
fpna e 500 Limited IT. Mrs NJ 900 9" d no % and
Car. $40 A N. daily, eNceIt sunday snd 4 ol
For Rosion WITHOUT change. . 90 p NJ every day
For Brooklyn, \ all threnrh trains connect a.
ing direct transfer e Fulton street avoiding dS1bs
For ifFiisi niSss Ss& so 80 cry 90
900 200 90 Io.99 o and '9 ?, ~ q ON sunday
20 " Limited Express 10 20 a ! NJ NJ ~ ~ss
r,- 'a e; nd, sd 90 = N ia,ls a oo
o ddS SO 1000 1000 and GHp t9f NJ sl on sa5
40, 600 SO. 1000 sna II : aT 0O' 40"
ioA ~ : f"eh iAihe F-.s Nm hna az z M daily
eNccit SUNDAY.
For Annapolis. : %. ll:Io AN. and % IN
Pm
ALE "a ASp FREDERckssrEs RAIL
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 600, q ~. = 40. 8 ~. 10 81 AN
l2:O4 noon 2;05 s25. 3D. 6s0i. %, 10 o5
and II 30 L, NJ. On sunday nj q 90, = 20 ss45,
ln:ls AM-2 81. b.ol = CD, and 10 % M
For Richmond and the South. 500. 10 ,. A VI daily.
I'll, sai 30 L NJ daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Cos. y GA
2:lQ. Ia, y. II 90 An 20. 300. 3.sa. 5:i0,
: o.. 9:.S2 aud 10 AZ l. NJ. aud IL Is fnianiylt
teNcept Monday. On Sunday At = 90. a:lO. and
ll-o. AN = 90, !: 10. 90, 9.:i2. 10 a. 4 NJ aud
L. IL night
Tickets ana information at the office northeast cor.
ner OF 18Th street ana Pennsy and NJ ths
station. where orders b. left for the rhs kius u
baggage 10 destination iFoIn hotels and residences
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